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| Date: 09/14/01 07:27:23 PM
Name: LESLIE MUNN Email: ladybugg320@hotmail.com Subject: your in our hearts and prayers HOUR HEARTS AND PRAYERS GO OUT TO THOSE WHO DIDED AND THE FAMILIES AND THE WORKERS WHO ARE WORKING SO HARD FROM CHAFFEE MISSOURI YOU WILL ALWAYS BE IN OUR HEARTS AND PRAYERS KEEP YOUR HOPES HIGH AND KEEP YOUR EYES ON GOD WE LOVE YOU ALL THE SCHOOLS AROUND HERE ARE HAVING KIDS GETTING MONEY TOGETHER FOR THE HELP THAT YOU ALL NEED WE ARE PUTTING CHANGE IN CONTAINERS FOR YOU ALL YOUR IN MY KIDS HEARTS TO THEY ARE THINKING OF YOU ALL |
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Date: 09/14/01 07:35:17 PM If we forgive the madmen and don't pursue them, they WILL attack us and other free countries again and again, for they ARE madmen. If we attack those who harbor them, does that included those who harbored them and did not know who was residing in their lands, or only those who knew full well, yet let them? That would include countries like Germany and even Canada, would it not? Should we hold them responsible? I think not. What if we retaliate with strong military force against the Taliban in Afghanistan? They are the ones with money, funded by bin Laden, and they have probably ALREADY moved out of harm's way. Who would be left but (probably only) the innocent who do not, in their hearts, want war. So, what are we to do? Pray to God (or
Allah) for immediate karmic retribution. Ask God to give them
swift, horrible death - all of those who helped in any way plan
or carry out the attacks against the USA and its guests from
so many foreign countries, like Japan and England, who had offices
in the World Trade Center. If we all pray, each night at the
same time, it will be one loud voice that God will hear. God
will allow the energy released from our prayers to do its work
and single out ONLY those responsible. 10 P.M. ET daily for 2
weeks ought to get the job done. Join me. Janet, I will join you in prayer but as you pointed out, if we forgive, then they will attack again and again for they are madmen. You are right. I don't want to see World War III and think about the propecies of Nostradamas who said the third and final world war would come from a mad man in the middle east. Scary thought, true, but what is the world to do? Enough is enough! These zealots do not attack only America, but every nation that holds freedom and peace sacred in their hearts and tenents. They must be made to understand that we wish to allow them their own thoughts and beliefs but not at the cost of another human being's life. What is going to get through to them? What will it take? I guess we will have to trust our World's Leaders and pray they make the right decisions and truly, all NATO nations and those nations against tyranny must stand together and stop the insanity! |
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Date: 09/14/01 07:37:55 PM At times like this you wonder where God must be? So many dead and injuried, how could He let it happen? Then I look at the thousands who have volunteered to help, the long lines at blood banks, and the unity of our people joined together in prayer and realize that God is here among us in our actions. In our grief and loss we havew found strength in each other's comfort. America will prevail, our spirit has been
tested and it has proved to have an unbending strength!
To all who are suffering...my thoughts and prayers are with you. May GOD bless you and keep you strong in your darkest hours. Remember that you have the support of an entire nation. To all rescue workers...Thank you for your bravery, honor, and courage. May God bless you and keep you safe in the days ahead. |
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Date: 09/14/01 08:07:03 PM Such a wonderful birthday wish that was.
You are a very un-selfish person. I'd give my birthday wish to
them too. May god bless you! Replying to: Today is my 41st birthday and I give my birthday wish to all the victims and their families...Lori |
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Date: 09/14/01 08:07:38 PM From another Kiwi. My heart felt best wishes
and hopes to you all who are going thru this horrendous act against
human kind. Its affected so many people in so many different
ways. Even us so far away from you all... Replying to: To All that lost family and friends , our
hearts cry and our prayers go our for you. |
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Date: 09/14/01 08:24:59 PM This great nation has lost so much. My prayers are with every American. The horrific tragedy that took place on September 11,2001 will forever change our country. We need to unite and these cowards can never take away our pride. We are Americans! We will prevail. We are a great nation. Every one take a moment and look at your flag and all it stands for and say " I am proud to be an American" |
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Date: 09/14/01 08:32:41 PM Dearest Americans, Thanks, Leilani Your support means a lot to all America right now, especially to the families of those directly touched by this nightmare. Keep us all in your prayers, but especially the victims, the rescue workers, and all their families. Thank you from America! Dear Lelani,Thank you for your words of sympathy.We here in America are greatful to know we have brothers and sisters across the world to held aide in our pain.I hope that you never have to experience this firsthand.The grief is haunting me everyday and night.I exist right now in a daze.Wishing to wake up to this nightmare yet find I never really slept in the past days.The images on our tv are haunting.Please give your country our heartfelt thanks.And may God bless you ...... |
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Date: 09/14/01 08:41:11 PM If your son wrote this, he really knows how to put our feelings into words.....tell him thank you for writing and thank you for sharing this with us! GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!!!!!!! --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Replying to: 9-11-01 As I sit here and think We will forever be here, There has always been trouble. You have tested our strength, Our country is the We have been through things Missing loved ones is Americans will never forget Thomas E. Starnes |
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Date: 09/14/01 08:46:57 PM Thank you for your web site.. |
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Date: 09/14/01 08:59:16 PM I'm so alone in crowd and cry. Too many
tears, just like a child who's lost. I become a prisoner of my
tears. People come, people go. They are hiding in shadows. Moving
in, moving out. They are nothing bur strangers. Strange as it
seems. My paper heart is so easily torn again and again. I never
know what the reason may be it just doesn't end. There's a sound
in the air while the time goes on slipping. Slipping away. |
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Date: 09/14/01 08:59:54 PM Never forget-Freedom isn't Free...it comes with a price;a soul,a name,a face.May God comfort his chosen and may we take comfort in the knowledge that on the day these innocents died,God received these souls.In his presence stood those whom committed this atrocity.God's judgement of them was swift...and eternal. |
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Date: 09/14/01 09:28:40 PM As An oppressed Palestinian by Terror I
and My palestinian brothers share your sorrw, pain and greif.
We condemn strongly all shapea and types of terror, whether its
indiviual, group or state terror. |
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Date: 09/14/01 10:05:06 PM I received an e-mail today from a friend. She got an article from the Miami Herald and the man who wrote it expressed exactly what every one, not just in America but around the world felt. He said that he has no idea what these monsters intended by doing this act. If their intentions were to tear us, as Americans, apart then they did not succeed in their task, for they have only brought us closer together. I have never seen America pull itself as close as we did to each other before these tragic events. It's sad that this is what caused us to unite as one, but it's better than ripping us further apart. I am so proud to be here in this wonderful country right now knowing that we are all looking out for one another, all praying for those who have lost their lives and those families that have been effected by it even though we might not know these individuals personally. May we keep up this effort to unite as one. As long as we remain as one these unspeakable bastards will not win. Because united WE stand and for that they WILL fall. My thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families as is the nations and the world's. |
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Date: 09/14/01 10:23:03 PM We are as one right now. Our hearts breaking in unison, our voices calling out together for peace and an end to the madness. We stand together, regardless of location, race, religion, etc...and will prevail, will flourish once again, and will never ever forget those who paid the highest costs in this tragic event. God bless America and ALL it's citizens! Much love |
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Date: 09/14/01 10:40:11 PM The World is a place of many Nations and languages, but we speak with one voice. With one voice we all express our sorrow and prayers for all the victims of the attacks on New York and D.C.,and for the passengers of the four jets that were used as weapons of distruction without regard for the lives of those passengers aboard. With one voice, we pray to our God, whomever we believe him to be, to bring comfort and peace to the families of those killed. With one voice, we say that these attacks will not go unpunished. With one voice, we say that terrorism, whomever it is directed against and whomever uses terrorism as a means to an end, and wherever it occurs will no longer be tolerated. America was not attacked, the World was attacked and those responsible have indeed woken a sleeping giant, not America but the entire World. As an American, I say that I am proud to be an American, but I am also proud to be a citizen of the World. TO ALL THE FAMILIES OF THE VICTIMS, THE RESCUE WORKERS, THE FIREFIGHTERS AND POLICE OFFICERS THAT GAVE THEIR LIVES TO SERVE AND PROTECT AND THEIR FAMILIES, MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU ALL. MAY GOD GRANT YOU PEACE, MAY GOD GATHER ALL THOSE INTO HIS KINGDOM, MAY GOD BLESS YOU, AND KEEP YOU ALL THE DAYS OF YOUR LIFE...........Gary E. Kranig Seattle Washingtom |
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Date: 09/14/01 11:12:50 PM I WOULD LIKE TO OFFER MY DEEPEST SYMPATHIES TO EVERYONE WHO LOST A LOVED ONE DURING THIS TRAGEDY. THERE REALLY ARE NO WORDS TO EXPRESS MY CONDOLENCES. MAY GOD BE WITH YOU DURING THIS DIFFICULT TIME. |
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Date: 09/15/01 12:14:58 AM Manhattan Know you now the tolling bell In rubble from those million years Sent first my son’s to kill them all,
At this I cried and turned to see the shadow
of a perfect man Martin Ellis. 14th September2001 |
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Date: 09/15/01 12:20:30 AM There is nothing that I can truly say to those, who in the past few days, have had their worst nightmares realized. But... To those who lost loved ones...stand fast to your faith and know that people care...that you are never alone. To those who risk their lives and sanity to assist in the rescue/relief efforts...you are heroes...know that God walks with you. To those who are burned, injured, shattered (mentally or physically), broken or on the edge of life...hang on...have faith...we are here. To the children, old and young, who lost a mom or a dad...or both...You were, and are, loved...more than you can possibly imagine...hold on to your memories, your hopes and dreams...don't let them die...and I am sorry for your suffering. To the parents who lost children...vanquish the horror in your hearts and hold their memories high and know that you can see them again with God. To those who are blinded by racism and stereotyping...may God open your eyes to His truth. To those who have lost hope in a world of war, racism, Columbine, Oklahoma City, ethnic cleansing, terror and suffering...keep struggling...and know that God loves you. Finally, special condolences to the family and friends of those employees with CO2e.com/Cantor Fitzgerald. Carlton and Adam...I didn't know you for long but I will never forget you. |
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Date: 09/15/01 12:22:16 AM We may be miles away in a little country and unable to do anything physical to help but know that our thoughts are with those who have lost or know someone who has been lost in this terrible tragedy. This should never happen to anyone anywhere! |
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Date: 09/15/01 02:10:50 AM I live in Kentucky. My friend Dan was on his way to the WTC to go to work, he was running late. He is okay and for that I am eternally greatful. My TV hasnt been off since it's happened and I find it hard to perform even the daily task that I know I must. I think of all the lives lost, of all the familys left behind and my eyes fill with tears that stream down my face once more. I would like to suggest something to all of you that visit here. Look at the passenger listings of those that lost their lives, and as the names become available of those lost at the WTC and at the Pentagon, everyone select one name, and make it your promise to that person, even though you never met them, to keep their memory alive. I have chosen Victor Saracini. I dont know him. All I know was he was one of the US pilots on one of the planes, and that his life is now gone and he has a family that will forever have to live with the empty void of him being gone. I carry his name and the memory of his life with me now too and in any postings I do, my user name is now "In memory of Victor Saracini". Let no one that died in this tragedy EVER be forgotten! God Bless us all! What a fabulous idea! Oh my gosh! That's great! I will do that also! |
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Date: 09/15/01 02:29:26 AM Tears roll thinking of this tragedy and
the loss for human kind. |
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Date: 09/15/01 04:00:07 AM In europe yesterday at noon there was a 3 min silence. Cars stopped on highways, After the silence there was a huge hand of aplause for the ravery of the resque-workers, the fire department, the police, etc. For 3 min all of our thoughts were with you, our american friends. Reserve militairy personel everywere in europe, including myself is volunteering for any possible way we can help, even for militairy actions against the people responsible. We will support you and our thoughts and sympathy is with you all. This will not go by unpunished. Robert Housmans Robert You don't know how much that 3 minutes meant to Americans. I saw it on television Friday morning and started to cry again. I live in Georgia, hundreds of miles from Washington and New York, but like all Americans and all humans, I feel a part of this. Your supports means so much to us right now. Thank you, Mark Harvison |
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Date: 09/15/01 04:08:21 AM We are deeply shocked by the terrible acts of aggression. We are personally concerned and we would like to show our sympathy from deep within our hearts to our US-friends and the american people. Especially many many people here in Berlin are in grateful sorrow. We have done the song 'America the Beautiful'
from our hearts and we canceld all our works in the sound studio
and business dates - this song is only for the victims, not for
ourselfs. We don't want any credits of our names! - It's a small
light of hope from Berlin in memory of the painful tragedy and
a sign, that our mp3 music link, you can use it for free on your homepage, spread it on the internet or whatever you like to: http://www.nordwestmusic.com/michael_tyronne___america_the_beautyful.mp3 In silent memory, This is so beautiful, you leave me without words to express my feelings. I hope you send this to all of our American news media outlets. I wish all Americans could hear your song. Thank you so very much! PEACE, |
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Date: 09/15/01 04:23:33 AM I myself am in the Dutch Officer reserve corps, and I volunteerd together with many european colleagues to serve with our american friends to punnish the people responsible. We will not fail or rest till your losses have been "compenseted" and the people responsible have been punnished to your sattisfaction. Robert Housmans. --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Replying to: Our children are ready. Two of our sons and a daughter-in-law are currently serving as their father, grandfathers and greatgrandfathers before them. Sometimes are freedom must be fought for again. --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Replying to: Our country has been attacked. Thousands
of civilians have been killed. For this we are sad and ready
to help those who suffer. |
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Date: 09/15/01 04:34:15 AM We have cried thousands of tears for each
loved one lost. We hear you, world. Thank you for all your
prayers. Such a beautiful poem. |
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Date: 09/15/01 04:50:28 AM America we love you all and are deeply
sorrowed by this tragic event. God bless America, we love you all Thank you for your loving words.At a time
like this it is knowing that their are other people from other
parts of this world that share in our sorrw.I have been almost
nonstop since this has happened.It is worse in some ways than
loosing a real family memeber.The grief is unbearable.But again
knowing their are people with love for us out there helps me
to go on.My wish is that one day we can have total peace on Earth........
Upper Michigan sends its prayers and thoughts
the heroes and the victims of this tragic event. Our Nation shall
never be the same. We also send out or deepest gratitude to the
nations of the world that mourn with us. For they will never
know how much they have touched the American people. For this
we say "Thank You with Love"! |
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Date: 09/15/01 06:23:31 AM This morning I got off the train at Atlantic
Avenue and as I always do began the mile walk to Court Street.
It was a beautiful morning, cool enough to wear a sweater and
not so chilly you had to. The sky was a perfect cloudless blue.
A lot like yesterday’s walk. When the first plane hit the World Trade Center. Ty,one of our associates, was on the NJ transit train and saw it hit as the train pulled in to Hoboken. He called the office and told us. Christine, one of the other paralegals, began to panic. Her husband goes to school across the street. She paged him repeatedly, and tried to call the school. The school’s line was answered by a recording and her husband did not call back. We turned on the radio. One of the partners called hysterical. Her husband had an 8:00 meeting at the WTC. We listened to the radio and speculated on how stupid you had to be to fly into a building that big. What kind of plane? The radio said “airliner” from somewhere we heard “DC3.” Christine’s husband finally called. He was fine, but cell phones were not working and it was hard to get to a pay phone. He asked her to call his mother. When the second plane hit there was a little rattle at the window. Then the radio announced another plane had hit the other tower. So, it wasn’t an idiot pilot after all. Ty called back. He said the plane banked and hit and there was no way it was an accident. It was terrorists. We rushed to Pedro’s office, where if you lean a little you can see the twin towers. We stood clustered together and watched them burn. Everyone cried and some people prayed. Everyone kept thinking of those poor people, and their families. We thought it was a terrible tragedy. We also thought it was over.
We heard from the partner whose husband was missing. He was fine. Strange coincidence the meeting had been moved. She said she had thrown up four times in the half hour he was missing. She wasn’t sure if she would be in. A few minutes later they evacuated the building. One of our co-workers is very pregnant, and last month she began to drive to work. Four of us got rides with her. It must have been as the first tower collapsed that we were walking down to Atlantic Avenue to the parking lot. It must have been then because that was when the ash started to fall. We were completely safe. I don’t work in Manhattan; I work across the east river in Downtown Brooklyn. The scariest part of the day was as we walked down Court Street it sounded as though there were planes going by overhead. I wonder what that was. Right after we got in the car the second tower collapsed; we heard about it on the radio. As we exited the garage the sky was black and the ash fell like snow. It looked like Hiroshima. The white ash was sickening and eerie. We knew what it was. Once on the Brooklyn Queens Expressway the traffic let up a bit… for about a mile. Then it stopped. Through the back window we watched the black cloud and the flames shooting up into the sky. We looked at the man in the car next to ours. He was agitated, in tears. Eventually, people started to get out of their cars. That man in tears got out and started to smoke. Maybe he needed to stretch, maybe whoever it was in those building he was crying for doesn’t let him smoke in the car. A man in a NYFD T-shirt came up to the car and asked if we were ok. He gave the pregnant woman his soda, (it was already drank from and she gave it back) and told us about his day. He said he lost his whole company. They were on their way up to the nursery on the 42nd floor and he went back for a hose and an ax. He said he had enough for one day and he was going home to his one-year-old daughter. Three hours later we made it to Queens. We went upstairs to use the bathroom before heading on to Long Island. We watched to footage on TV for a half hour. Well you’ve all seen the footage. Eventually I made it home and like the rest of you watched in shock and horror and thought about the people who made it home the ones who hadn’t yet and the ones who never would. Just like all of you. This morning I walked down Atlantic Avenue. As I got close to Court Street the blue sky turned a brownish gray. I thought about yesterday and tomorrow. And for a few minutes I thought about lunch. I wondered if eating in an Arabic restaurant was something I would be doing in the near future. It is. We need to find the people who did this,
and eradicate them. But even more important we must not become
them. How powerful and moving. I'm sitting here,
reading this with tears in my eyes. You write beautifully - truly.
Thank you for sharing. Wow..... I agree with you. We must not allow terrorists to turn us into the same blind mind-numbing hating zealots that they are. We must remain what we have always been...Americans. |
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Date: 09/15/01 06:24:51 AM May God look after you all,our thoughts
are with you. |
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Date: 09/15/01 06:56:33 AM Our thoughts and prayers for those who lost their lives on Tuesday and for the families too. Pray for the rescue workers working endless hours to recover people. God bless you all. |
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Date: 09/15/01 07:06:33 AM The terrorists quitely trained for three years; we must patiently gather factual data, profile each known terrorist, and learn how to detect the devious within our midst. Other members of the current cell must be uncovered and we must thwart their deadly plans. The terrorists lived in our neighborhoods and learned in our technical schools. We have paid a high price for not getting to know the strangers within our midst. We must offer friendship and fellowship, backyard socials and worship experiences, to such people. Any antisocial behavior on the part of strangers must be reported. Our schools must ask more questions and verify the background of all foreign students. Any contradictive data must be reported. We know thw training camps now have germ warfare and atomic warfare as their subjects. We know that they have trained terrorists how to use small boats in port facilities, as the USS Cole incident taught us. You do not have to be an Einstien to figure that next year's variety will combine boats with A-bombs and over flights with germs. The money laundrying of terrorists and terrorist backers will take some time to unravel. The original security deposits for credit cards may be as far back as a half dozen transactions. Each account will have to be audited until the original source is in evidence. In the long haul, we must wait until we have all the facts available before retaliation. However, if we wait too long, several million people will not be around when we do retaliate. |
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Date: 09/15/01 07:09:58 AM My heart is heavy with sadness beyond words and I am praying constantly for a miracle and that survivors will be found. |
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Date: 09/15/01 07:37:36 AM I would like to express my deepest and
most sincere condolences |
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Date: 09/15/01 07:55:01 AM as a perosn with all my beloved remaining safe and healthy, i hope what i say won't become just sarcastic comments. my heart, though thousands of miles away from your country, sank when the images of falling buildings and innocent civilians appeared before my eyes. i share with many who love peace, that terrorist activities especially those doing harm to the innocent should not be tolerated. such inhumane attacks must be condemned in every respect. but days after the staggering disastor, memories which have been buried for a long time, go through my mind again. for many times in the past, pictures/images/news about "the US bombing innocent people/civilian villages in what, what, what ....... countries and causing deaths of XXX people" were covered by media in my homeland. for many times, i let those news go unnoticed as if they had not had any tiny impact to my life which could draw my slightest concern. for many times, i cared about others on a selective basis only. i felt very uncomfortable and even shameful about such "discovery". that is made incomparable with this time when US technology and media is powerful enough to immmediate recall my concern and perhaps, conscience about the lost ones and my opposition terrorists. one may say "oh, it is your business of lack of awareness about others' misfortune!!" yet i firmly believe that i am just one of the many in my society and yours who give different weight to different people suffering from the same levels of pain. i am not intending to compare which tragedies are more important and worth more sympathy etc. before death, all lives should be equal. but i begin to find that sometimes, some lives seem to be treated, maybe unintentionally, more equal by me and many others who have been socialised by a particular culture and social environment. i share with pain and sorrow faced my the whole nation of america. the voice of retaliation is now at all time high. i don't know exactly what US people mean of retaliation when they answered those questions. currently, one of the four "retaliation" options being actively considered by your government is to bombard afganistan cities thoroughly regardless the fact that they are just housing average civilians. to be frank, i could not find any essential distinction between such option and the 911 act of the terrorists! what's more, i would be pretty disappointed, should this option be taken, that the US has not learnt anything from the disastor at all. it would be even more sadly if americans breathe out from the same nose as their government does. i could not see the future of reliation of this kind packaged under the candy of feedom and democracy. if we are to wipe out the terrorists and their supporters, we are not only talking about uprooting their military bases, their conspiracies and their resources that could also otherwise causing huge losses from the US side. the terrorists are in fact backed by many people who fell victims of the post-WWII US-Mid East rivalry and the many century-old Christianity-Islam contradiction, which must draw a close if we really want peace and really care as we have been stressing since teh nightmare.
with my most sincere wishes to the US and the world. a Hong Konger Your comments are nothing but sarcastic. You compare what happened last week to what the United States has done in the past. You make me sick. If you want to talk about what our countries have done in the past, China is no bastion of freedom and peace. As for one of the options for relatiation,
where do you get your information? Quit watching too much television,
you are repeating what some newscaster reported. i know much better than you about china being a hell, a prison for all freedom, peace and democracy lovers. sometimes, its rulers are just no difference to terrorists, i must say. china is accused of allegedly harboring Bin Laden. if it is proved true, i won't hesitate to take to streets and condemn the government. indeed, i believe that it is true, and hope someone would bring the hypocritical government to justice. that's why i've never stopped envying americans living in a free nation. i said i was not intending to compare this tragedy with what the US has done in the past. i mentioned tragedies in the past just hoping that we can really review how went wrong with the East and the West thus leading to an unbridgeable gulf between the two major cultures in the same global village. hope that tragedies won't repeat. the Hong Konger Oh but we have learned more than retaliation.
We have learned that once a terrorist group or country hosting
terrorism is identified that we must strike first for the safety
of the world. thankyou for your response the tone of which falls pretty within my anticipation -- my remarks would be seen as sarcastic even though i, like anyone who loves peace in the world, just wanted to explore something deeper than retaliation from the tragedy. what is the root lying under such a tragedy, an immeasurable harm done by terrorists to the US? and i may ask, what is that lying under other horrible incidents caused by the western world? is there simple short answer? life is valued by anyone who has it----it is true for and generally accepted most people. one or two people may be insane. but, when time and again, there are so many people who are willing to give out their lives to proof the existence of threat posted to my country, i would at least come to ask WHY? and, given her military strength, the US is believed that it will win over the terrorists and perhaps overwhelmingly. an american told me the idea of 'America will have its blood price paid 10 fold..to the extent of exterminating a whole race/country if need be' revolved in his mind. i hope it does not represent the mainstream thought in your country. but my other questions are "what does it mean by retaliation--bring them to justice, revenge, blood price paid 10 fold...?" and "how about after the US victory?" finally, i would like to stress that i am not speaking in the capacity of being a chinese. instead, i would say i am from the world. furthermore, if the PRC is proved to be in partnership with Afghanistan, and Afghan proved to be linked with or have harboured terrorists who should be responsible for the huge losses of life and property om 911, i will not hesitate for even one single second to condemn the PRC, and that is also something people who feel they are chinese, should do. (in fact, some chinese and hongkongers involved in the tragedy are still missing.) i personally think that communists are terrorists and the CCP a terror group in some ways, but the targets of their Reign of Terror are the average chinese. whether i am chinese or not has actually nothing to do with how i post the message the way i did. if i am accused of not understanding the US, maybe i am just misunderstanding you as i am doing about the Islamic world. i totally agree that joint efforts would be desirable to combat terrorist activities. but more important than that, we must prevent ourselves from exerting terrorism and causing misery to people in the Middle East, who have no choice under totalitarian rule and who are as innocent as the lost ones on 911. my conscience is clear. whether you believe or not, my wishes that the deceased would rest in peace and that your country will soon stand up again from the rubbles are also sincere. the Hong Konger Thanks for your reply. I think you should
know that Freedom is the thing we American's hold most dearest
to our hearts and a attack has been made on our freedom. We must
use every means possible to kill this threat to freedom. I'm
talking about all forms of terrorism and any countries hosting
the terrorists. Hunt them down and kill them. It is unfortunate
that some civilians might be used as sheilds or be in the wrong
place at the wrong time, but that's war and we didn't start it.
We will however finish it. Were pissed off now and will remain
that way until we hunt down and kill these unholy animals. the Hong Konger again: tonight's TV reports showed that some US
people in NY raised banners asking "We Want Justice Not
Revenge". like you, i hope that the US retaliation would
result in justice being brought to the criminals, not more innocents
being sacrified. peace in the US is always in my prayers. kitfun, I think your original remarks were misunderstood: I read them to mean that you are sympathizing with America at the tragic loss of life, and trying to understand not only WHY this happened, but where we should go from here? Correct? I am American. I do not speak for my entire country, as you do not speak for yours. But in my heart is an anger and pain like molten lava laced with acid...it burns. And all I want it to find the person(s) who did this. And see that they never do anything again. Including breathe... Is this wrong? Maybe. I would prefer my heart be calm and pure, like that of the Dalai Lama. It is not. I want the man who ordered this attack dead. Soon. |
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Date: 09/15/01 08:23:40 AM We figth all of our life for it... We get
passionate because of it... We feel sometimes alone because of
it... Ours smiles are its light... Our tears may also carry it...
We are simply born swimming into it... LOVE... The most precious
and unique gift we could ever get... Let's not kill what we've
trying to transmit to each other since humanity was born...No
body ever said it was an easy task...It is however the most wonderful
purpose of LIFE... |
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Date: 09/15/01 08:41:58 AM I've already emailed this to Mayor Giuliani, but he's a tad busy. I think to cheer up the rescue workers and the people of NYC, he should hire those banner-dragging planes that haul signs behind them. And fly back and forth across the city with one that reads: "I STILLLLLLL LOVE NEW YORK!!!!!!!" (and maybe one that reads: "THAT was
your best shot? OUR TURN NOW...") You are SO right, Sister! That would be
GREAT! Maybe an angel with a big checkbook can make it happen? I believe in magic. And America. |
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Date: 09/15/01 09:10:42 AM CLARITY the forces of darkness they started as mosquitos - they started with acts of no goal or reason - but now there is clarity - there is no longer a middle ground - now all will stand and be counted - against and also against
the Idi Amins - and against the world is focused the mask is off - the forces of good for the sake of the victims - WOW!! |
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Date: 09/15/01 09:22:58 AM I have been creating a website in memorial
to all that are lost and those forever changed by this...and
i have scanned msg board after msgboard... Well said, Tiffani! I have read some of
the posting about a holy war as well and just read that those
bastards in Afghanistan have said the same thing. They are terrorists
as well...they have threatened the entire planet. They deserve
to be extermianted like the vermin they are! thank you for being a rational human being....
bless god i have found ONE in many smiles |
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Date: 09/15/01 09:32:44 AM Lurv u Uhu! Thank you for taking the time to do this. I've mailed it to everyone I know & asked them to send it on. |
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Date: 09/15/01 09:41:47 AM D if u are called please be careful. No matter where u are sent please remember that u are in our thoughts & prayers of all us PGLers. I hope that if you're called u will get a letter to one of us so that we could all keep in touch with u. much lurv Replying to: Never forget, never again. |
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Date: 09/15/01 09:53:55 AM JUMA, Thank u for putting into words what so
many of us feel right now. I've seen so many men (family, friends
& hubby) brought to tears by this horror whom I've never
seen cry in my life. I've seen people who are constantly fighting,
hugging & leaning on each other. I know a piece my heart
will forever ache at what happened on Tuesday. Replying to: I never knew what it was to really be an
American until the morning that changed my life forever. I watched in horror! That one act must have planted the seed
in my own heart to be strong. I am so proud beyond words to be an American.
I am also blown away by the thousands of
men and women, who have risked their own lives to help try and
save those in such grave peril. We will not be destroyed!!!>>>>>
God will heal our lands as we seek His
face. Now is the time for us all to put aside
the pettiness that kept us divided, and together lets help make
America beautiful and strong from sea to shining sea!!! Julie Mallen~ |
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Date: 09/15/01 09:55:23 AM Thank u! Replying to: In this time of great tragedy, we Canadians hold you all in our hearts. Your nation is a nation of true heroes. Much love and hope, isulte. |
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Date: 09/15/01 10:09:12 AM All my thoughts & prayers are with
all the victims, the recuers, all of their families & every
American on the face of this earth. |
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Date: 09/15/01 10:24:16 AM AMERICA How lucky I am to be born in a land Where freedom of choice is given a voice
We have faced many strifes as we've gone
through our lives Proudly we stand, in this beautiful land
While we may disagree, at times, you and
me, So, try as you might, to deny us our Rights
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Date: 09/15/01 11:19:57 AM God Bless those who lost their lives now and in the past so that we may be free. |
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